That's a lovely coin Duggee27.

Hi Fulvio. United States star notes are the same as Australian star notes in that they are printed to replace error notes or notes that are damaged during the printing process. Less than 1 in 100 notes in circulation are star notes. There are greater numbers of US star notes produced because the US is a larger economy than Australia, so they are not as rare as Australian star notes, but they are beautiful notes and in my opinion an important part of a good banknote collection. Feel free to PM me if you're interested.

Hi guys. Is anyone interested in US $1 or $5 star notes?

I have two bundles of 100 x $1 star notes GEM UNC condition for $350 per bundle and consecutive runs of 5 x $5 star notes also GEM UNC for $75.

Free postage on all notes. Pictures here if you'd like to see...

http://imgur.com/a/eN83M

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My first auction I sent in a very high postal bid for an item and didn't expect to have to pay anywhere near that amount. I watched the auction online and was shocked to hear them calling for bids with no response at all and suddenly the postal bidder representative called out my maximum bid and it sold for that amount. I know for fact there were no other bidders near my maximum bid. I was disappointed in the process.

"Outstanding value for money at just $29.90"??

Prices have fallen considerably. Everything was overpriced before and there is a lot that is still overpriced in my opinion but I had a look at auction results for rare star note banknotes recently (admittedly not coins but obviously similar) and over the past 10 years from 2005 and 2015 the prices had approximately halved. That's a 50% drop in 10 years. That's a terrible investment.

Yeah would be good to see some obv/rev images if possible. Counterfeiting to deceive collectors disgusts me.

I still have these for sale if anyone is interested. Silver has gone up and the $AUD have gone down since.

Lovely coin and very nicely photographed.

Canadian silver dollars are some of the loveliest large silver coins around in my opinion. The 'numista' link I included in the first post has information and photos on all Canadian silver dollars and is worth checking out.

I very much look forward to seeing the images when you have the time Trout.

Glad to hear they arrived. Were you happy with them mate?

Just for clarification, I have three sets of these coins and Trout took one set, thanks mate.

The coins pictured in this thread are available!

Also Trout, I need some advice on taking good photos of coins. Is there a forum post or some other source that you recommend on this topic?

Cheers all.

Hi all.

These are still available for $270 delivered with tracking and signature...

I have a lot of 10 x Canadian silver dollars, a consecutive run from 1958-1967 including the commemorative years. All coins are UNC and could be described as 'proof-like' with deep reflective fields. Please view the images here...

http://imgur.com/a/PRrX2

A run of 10 years in this condition is not easy to assemble and a lovely addition to any collection of large silver coins.

Mintages, specifications, and other information can be found here...

http://en.numista.com/catalogue/canada-6.html

Feel free to send me a PM.

Cheers